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IMPLEMENTATION OF JAVA PROGRAM TO DEMONSTRATE METHOD

OVERLOADING AND CONSTRUCTOR OVERLOADING


PROGRAM CODE:
class Salary {
double m_salary;
double other;

Salary(double m, double o) {
this.m_salary = m;
this.other = o;
}

Salary(double m) {
this.m_salary = m;
this.other = 0;
}

double totalsalary() {
return m_salary + other;
}

double totalsalary(double bonus) {


return m_salary + other + bonus;
}
}

class Wages {
double home_wages;
double repair_charges;
double medicinal_wages;

Wages(double wages, double charges, double medicine) {


this.home_wages = wages;
this.repair_charges = charges;
this.medicinal_wages = medicine;
}

Wages(double wages) {
this.home_wages = wages;
this.repair_charges = 0;
this.medicinal_wages = 0;
}

double totalwages() {
return home_wages + repair_charges + medicinal_wages;
}

double totalwages(double additionalExpenses) {


return home_wages + repair_charges + medicinal_wages + additionalExpenses;
}
}

class Savings {
double tsalary;
double twages;

Savings(double sala, double wage) {


this.tsalary = sala;
this.twages = wage;
}

Savings(double sala) {
this.tsalary = sala;
this.twages = 0;
}

double savings_earned() {
return tsalary - twages;
}

double savings_earned(double interest) {


return (tsalary - twages) + interest;
}
}

public class Exp3 {


public static void main(String[] args) {
Salary sal = new Salary(32000, 5000);
Wages wag = new Wages(20000, 3000, 5000);
Salary sal2 = new Salary(35000);
Wages wag2 = new Wages(15000);

double ts1 = sal.totalsalary();


double ts2 = sal2.totalsalary(2000);
double tw1 = wag.totalwages();
double tw2 = wag2.totalwages(1000);

Savings sav = new Savings(ts1, tw1);


double se1 = sav.savings_earned();
double se2 = sav.savings_earned(500);

System.out.println("TOTAL SALARY (with two arguments): " + ts1);


System.out.println("TOTAL SALARY (with bonus): " + ts2);
System.out.println("TOTAL WAGES (with three arguments): " + tw1);
System.out.println("TOTAL WAGES (with additional expenses): " + tw2);
System.out.println("TOTAL SAVINGS (without interest): " + se1);
System.out.println("TOTAL SAVINGS (with interest): " + se2);
}
}
OUTPUT:
IMPLEMENTATION OF JAVA PROGRAM TO DEMONSTRATE AGGREGATION AND
COMPOSITION
PROGRAM CODE:
class Salary {
double m_salary;
double other;
Salary(double m, double o) {
this.m_salary = m;
this.other = o;
}
Salary(double m) {
this(m, 0);
}
double totalSalary() {
return m_salary + other;
}
}
class Wages {
double home_wages;
double repair_charges;
double medicinal_wages;
Wages(double wages, double charges, double medicine) {
this.home_wages = wages;
this.repair_charges = charges;
this.medicinal_wages = medicine;
}
Wages(double wages) {
this(wages, 0, 0);
}
double totalWages() {
return home_wages + repair_charges + medicinal_wages;
}
}
class Savings {
double tsalary;
double twages;
Savings(double sala, double wage) {
this.tsalary = sala;
this.twages = wage;
}
Savings(double sala) {
this(sala, 0);
}
double savingsEarned() {
return tsalary - twages;
}
}
class Worker {
private Salary salary;
private Wages wages;
Worker(Salary salary, Wages wages) {
this.salary = salary;
this.wages = wages;
}

double totalIncome() {
return salary.totalSalary() + wages.totalWages();
}
}
class Finance {
private Worker worker;
private Savings savings;
Finance(Worker worker, Savings savings) {
this.worker = worker;
this.savings = savings;
}
void displayFinancialSummary() {
double totalIncome = worker.totalIncome();
double totalSavings = savings.savingsEarned();
System.out.println("Total Income: " + totalIncome);
System.out.println("Total Savings: " + totalSavings);
}
}
public class Exp4 {
public static void main(String[] args) {
Salary sal = new Salary(32000, 5000);
Wages wag = new Wages(20000, 3000, 5000);
Salary sal2 = new Salary(35000);
Wages wag2 = new Wages(15000);
Worker worker1 = new Worker(sal, wag);
Worker worker2 = new Worker(sal2, wag2);
Savings sav1 = new Savings(worker1.totalIncome());
Savings sav2 = new Savings(worker2.totalIncome(), 1000);
Finance finance1 = new Finance(worker1, sav1);
Finance finance2 = new Finance(worker2, sav2);
System.out.println("Financial Summary for Worker 1:");
finance1.displayFinancialSummary();
System.out.println("Financial Summary for Worker 2:");
finance2.displayFinancialSummary();
}
}
OUTPUT:

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